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by murry on April 18, 2005
Over the Weekend the "Big Question" was being asked , is the bull market dead . Funny how a few hundred points make people soul search.
Well the answer I see after 900 pts off the top is ..Yeah the Oct 2002 bull is dead..but it died up around 11000.So we are near the end of the sell off.When I say near,I mean we have seen 2/3 rds of the sell off.And since more are writing about how it may be dead..we must be coming to the end...
I didn't see anyone ask if the Bull market is dead in oil...Just allot of "oh well" crude was down from all time highs.
I do see the death stories of the euro...and the French could be the one`s to put the nail in that coffin..but that is for another day.
Well the answer I see after 900 pts off the top is ..Yeah the Oct 2002 bull is dead..but it died up around 11000.So we are near the end of the sell off.When I say near,I mean we have seen 2/3 rds of the sell off.And since more are writing about how it may be dead..we must be coming to the end...
I didn't see anyone ask if the Bull market is dead in oil...Just allot of "oh well" crude was down from all time highs.
I do see the death stories of the euro...and the French could be the one`s to put the nail in that coffin..but that is for another day.
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